Middletown Ohio Postal Record Founded in 1857
Broad St. at First Ave entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Founded in 1857.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
4
Broad St. at First Ave entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Founded in 1857.
A quoted exhortation from James 5 15 emphasizes admitting faults to one another and praying for each other, reflecting a pastoral message about communal support and faith practice.
The piece notes a prominent Soviet editor denouncing President Johnsons proposed moratorium on anti missile systems while hoping the Soviet leadership may accept the wisdom of avoiding a new arms race. It contrasts US and Soviet moves and adds context on civil rights smear campaigns and Pakistan windmill programs.
The article reports President Johnson weighing a broad set of proposals from advisers to improve his image, reorganize the party, discredit the GOP, and bolster support for the Vietnam War. It notes aims to cut crime, reform the war on poverty, and educate the public on Vietnam while predicting no firm moves yet.
Networks plan to invest about 90 million dollars to televise sports this year. The move aims to attract viewers and boost ad revenue, making watching from home the costly but convenient option for fans.
President Johnson’s economic reports to Congress face the question of how many Americans can grasp the data and whether the economy will stay strong. The piece contrasts perceived personal gains with rising population, urban congestion, deficits, and debates over managed versus free markets.
disjointed clippings mix gossip obituary misstatements about Michele Ray a captured journalist and a satirical exchange on defection payoffs. The piece then shifts to Evelyn Y Davis a stockholders activist confronting corporate meeting guards and demanding speech rights reform.
Bonnie Murray, a local girl who built a career in stage, radio, TV and clubs, returned Thursday night to entertain at the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner. She paced backstage before her entrance, nerves visible as she prepared for a large audience.
The piece questions whether a book on the assassination era damages LBJ’s image and whether Kennedy aides pressure edits. It notes the author’s compromise removing one third of the manuscript and ponders if Kennedy sources will push renewed focus on deleted passages while Johnson remains silent.
On this date in 1848 Congress authorized a Washington Monument on public land in Washington DC. 1795 Hamilton resigned as secretary of the treasury over pay. 1917 Germany began unrestricted submarine warfare. 1918 Russian forces took Kiev. 1944 American invasion of Marshall Islands started. Eisenhower to double immigration flow. Cuban exclusion by OAS ministers. Johnson resumed bombing over North Vietnam.
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